Can you please tell me foreign teaching materials or textbooks in English - replenishment and development of vocabulary separately for chemistry, mathematics, physics?

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Please advise foreign teaching materials or textbooks on English - replenishment and development of vocabulary separately for each discipline.
Like "Macmillan Vocabulary Practice Series" or "Oxford English For Careers".
Interested in teaching materials in mathematics, physics, chemistry and pharmacology.
All this is necessary for academic and educational purposes. Particularly interested in the university level.
A similar question concerns French, German and Japanese. (Not required, but desirable.)
Thank you all for your attention and understanding.

Answer 1

Murphy is the best English textbook I have ever seen.
When somehow I had to teach English, I took it - and much that used to be "by touch" or completely incomprehensible, immediately fell into place. Everything is presented very intelligibly and systematically, I especially liked how the times and subjunctive mood are painted there.
https://www.cambridge.org/us/cambridgeenglish/auth...
This is about English itself.
To expand the vocabulary, IMHO it makes sense to google the vocabulary workshop with level clarifications along the way. From practice, I can say that watching high-quality TV shows in the original language helps to expand the active and passive vocabulary (and improve the language as a whole). But this is mostly common language. As a rule, if you wish, you can also find popular science / educational films on a narrow topic.
As for narrow specialization, the approach is always the same - take target texts (for starters - at least articles from a wiki on the subject, it also makes sense to read thematic magazines), look, write out unknown words on cards \ in a notebook, look at the definitions (preferably not in a dictionary, but in a thesaurus), and teach. At least in universities, when studying any subject, they do just that - because it works.
You can also take the advice recommended above to look for a vocabulary workshop and refine the query, for example, instead of "vocabulary workshop" indicate ""vocabulary workshop chemistry".

Answer 2

I will advise you one bomb site.
Khan academy.
ALL school (+ the beginning of the institute) program in ALL subjects.
Take any item you need and look, starting with the basics. Something can be skipped.
There is
-website
-youtube channel -applications
for smartphones
-videos, articles, interactive exercises
And now the main point - absolutely FREE.